Renzi accelerates sull’Italicum and warns: do not fear threats – The Messenger

Renzi accelerates sull'Italicum and warns: do not fear threats – The Messenger

Prudence, for now, is relegated to mere game for Colle.

For the rest, and although the horizon in Parliament is still heralds storm, Prime Minister Matteo Renzi leaves no room for any failure. “I do not fear threats, go ahead,” is the clear message sent to critics of the government, back in the trenches on the decrees of the Jobs Act and ready to say their sull’Italicum the resumption of work of the Senate.

A Italicum on which, however, does not admit Renzi slowdowns postponing the discussion on the safeguard clause to the next moment to approval of the text, for the prime minister, can not get past the end of January. And it is at the front of the detractors – by the minority Democratic Party until the unions’ allies Ncd and Sc, whose discontent on the node state for labor reform have not gone unnoticed – that Renzi tomorrow will turn into a closely-end press conference year. An event on the eve of which, however, the prime minister was especially busy – with an early re turn to Palazzo Chigi – to monitor the developments of the story of the ferry Norman Atlantic. Outside Palazzo Chigi, meanwhile, continues to infuriate the controversy on the application of the Jobs Act to the state.

There are not enough words of the prime minister, who in an interview with Qn, delegate any final decision to Parliament: ncd continues to claim the application of new rules to the Pa, the ‘negotiator Cesare Damiano promises that any misuse of power will be detected by the Labor Committee of the House over which he presides, Pietro Ichino, with a post to the poison, returns to lash out against the ministers Poletti and Madia. And the opposition, M5S, League and also FI, promises a battle with no holds barred in the 30 days within which the committee asked for their views on the Jobs Act. All of discontent that could slow down the path of reform in the House and what dell’Italicum 2.0 in the Senate. Renzi knows and no exceptions.

“We have no trouble writing that the date of entry into force of the electoral law will not be immediate. We will not return to vote until February 2018. But before we talk about that clause – on which we are available – I want to see the final text of the law, “he says, trying to remove the node, still unresolved, the entry into force of the ‘ italicum. Node on which, however, FI does not trust the verbal agreement only as much as the Northern League senator Roberto Calderoli, who warns that, in the House, “parliamentary tricks” and the possibility of secret voting could represent the true enemy of Renzi, in a Senate where the numbers of the majority remain laced and Frondeurs FI aggressive. And in the trenches – forming an axis with the League – are also about 30 senators’ dissidents Pd than the point of the list headers blocked where a compromise seems difficult. Even for this, Renzi choose to pull straight. < /P>

“It’s in place a Copernican revolution and we’re just starting. Nothing will ever be in Italy, “said the premier, denying any additional measure in March and not participating in the” meat grinder “of candidates for the succession to President Napolitano. “We need a name that unites,” is the refrain of the premier, well aware that without her “knight move,” the risk is very high stall.